The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-10
Personal and Society.


days.
Personal and Society.
! Mrs. Bakey. of Evansville. is the guest Of her
| sister, Mrs. Geo. Townley.
| Miss Jennie Holloway is visiting her aunt
| Mrs Rippeto, at Terre Haute.
| Mrs. VIM Fleming, of Fort Wayne, was in
the city yesterday, visiting friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs W. S. Stewart left, yesterday,
| for Denver COL, to visit Mr.. Stewards par
ents.
| Miss Clarissa Hanson. of ST. Louis is spend
ing few days with friends on North Illinois
street
Mr.. Chas. B. lockwood. of Fishers Landing,
| MINI, is visiting his mother, on North Illinois
street.
Miss Nellie Willard has gone to Plymouth to
make visit and will 60 to Chicago before
| turning home.
| President Jordan and Prof. j. G. Branner of
the State University, are in the city, stopping at
| the Grand Hotel
Rachel Swain starts to Boston. this evening,
| to be absent about ten days, to visit her son,
who is attending school at Harvard.
| Mr.. Theo Baker and daughter, of Providence.
| H. l., and Miss Watson. of Boston, spent yester-
| day in this city with Mr.. and Mrs William ".
Baker.
A letter from Rushvile states that Hon. J. ].
Spann has, his physician believes. passed the
crisis of his disease and is recovering from his
| long sickness
Rev DR.. John Alabaster, now of Trinity
Church. Chicago, has been compelled by failing
health to take vacation which he will spend at
Clifton Springs. n. Y.
city from Frankfort She is very i'll at the resi-
dence of her sister. Mrs. w. II. Brown on
| North Meridian street.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
Bates House: II. l.. Stetson, Logansport;
Jacob S. Frey. NJ. j. Kehn, Jacksonville; A A.
INV
Cooper. Kokomo; w. s. Christian Noblesville;
Jason B. Brown Seymour; George Shirts, No
o.esville; P. Martin. Thomas Hanley, Grseneas-
Inick and danehstr.s Goshen; A. Ortiz Behm
I JAA. Wstaeh, Lafayette; P. W. Braffett Rich
mond; G: w. Fisk, Harry TORI. Logansport;
w. C. johnson, Vincennes; c. P. McCaffrey,
Logansport; W. Il. Irwin, Columbus
Grand Hotel: William Perry, North Judson;
George F. Howard, Jefersonville; E. A. Barnes,
ID. c. Hupp, Alexandria; A. NJ Atkinson,
Wabash; T. Fl: Palmer, Frankfort; ". S.
Hartford csy SA NJ L. BRIDGES Greencast haA f.
j. Scholz, j, NJ. Geddes, A. Johann, A J. Fay,
Jos. Bellamy, j. H. Dannettell, Evansville; j.
NJ. Stewart, Monticello; Aaron Jones, South
Bend: Ed Mooney Columbus A. c. Daily,
) Lebanon; ]. Lee Ferguson. Knightstown: f. H.
, Harvey. New Albany; D. D. Banta, Franklin;
ii. 81. Elwell. Lewisvilie; A. s: Knapp, Column
bus; G. P. Beard, Evansville; Frank n. Wood
ward, Terre Haute.
SOCIETY NOTES
The Concordia Society will give masquerade
ball at Mannerchor Fl all this evening
: Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Elder have issued
cards for party next Tuesday evening in
honor of Mrs. Elders sister. Miss Bowman, OF
Springfield, who is their guest.
4 Mrs James Mckee will entertain few friends
this afternoon for Miss Agnes Sells, previous to
her marriage next Wednesday to Mr.. A. M.
Morse and departure for Kansas City.
Mrs. CORTLAND Van Camp gave very enjoy
able reception, yesterday afternoon, for hei
s | guest, Mrs. s. B. Paul. of Chicago. The decora
: tions were unique, and the entertainment was
exceedingly tasteful in every particular.
f The ladies of the Fifth Presbyterian Church
f will give st. Valentines social, with New
+ England supper, on the eve of the 14thSnst
! An attractive programme has been prepared
Q consisting of tableaux and orchestra music,
p with grand change of valentines
There will be chdrens social at the First
Baptist Church on tomorrow evening. The
birthday missionary box will be opened, Mr.
Charles P. Jacobs performing that interesting
8 ceremony. The contents will be sent to Mrs
Clark, who is the missionary to Assam Burmah
who was sent by this congregation.
At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs W. II
r Smith, No. 168 College avenue on Tuesday
9 evening. there quite merry party, it bein.
= the birthday of their Author An elegan
: supper was given to ten Of his young friends
: Later in the evening party Of ladies and gen
: tlemen surprised the household There were
!. eighteen couples present, and all went away
= much pleased with the enjoyment of the even
;, ing.
:. The First Baptist Church was well filed at
J. o'clock last evening with relatives and friends
Y of Mr.. G. F. Hckersnn, of Tullahoma. Tenn
S and Miss Louise J. Essman, daughter of Mr. an,
Mrs William Essman of this city, Who wer,
united in marriage at that hour by Rev. Renbel
Jeffery. The grocmsman was Mr.. Will Ess
It man, brother of the bride, and the bridesmaid
s Miss Emma Essigke of this city Following
g the ceremony reception and supper were givel
at the Illinois House. in which over one hun
l. dred persons participated. During the eyenin
e the musicians of the Turnveren Society of whicj
a Miss Essman member, gave the couple
serenade. Mr.. Hickerson is a member of tn
10 Hickerson & Wright Milling Company, of Tulla
n homa. Tenn. The couple left for that city. thei
q fut,1ra home this mnrIinc, at do,c